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Friday, June 21, 2013

NC Trains and Railroads: BBQ and Brews Dinner Train This Saturday

June 22 - Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, 226 Everett Street in Bryson City NC - The First ever Barbeque and Brews Dinner Trains featuring locally hand-crafted beer from Nantahala Brewing Company and Heinzelmannchen Brewery plus slow-cooked authentic North Carolina Barbeque.

The train departs Bryson City Depot at 7 PM and returns at 9 PM traveling through the scenic mountain countryside to the Fontana Trestle for a spectacular sunset. The base ticket price is $69 (adults over 21 only) and includes a souvenir tasting glass with three beer samples and a meal of pulled pork, homemade coleslaw, kettle chips, fruit and key lime pie. Additional beer will be available for purchase.

Nantahala Brewing Company will be sampled on June 22 and July 6: Heinzelmannachen Brewery will be sampled on June 29 and July 13.

Learn more about the Great Smoky Mountains Barbeque and Brews Trains and other GSM Train rides and events on the Bryson City NC Visitor Guide.

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Beer Dinner in Sylva NC

January 23, 6 PM at City Lights Cafe, the corner of Spring and Jackson Streets in downtown Sylva NC - Beer Dinner from City Lights Cafe and Heinzelmannchen Brewery with 6 beers and 6 courses for only 60 lucky diners. The courses:

Artisan Bread with the new seasoned dippin' oil
paired with Gopher Ale
Spinach-Apple-Walnut Salad with Honey Balsamic
paired with Ancient Days Honey Blonde
Winter Barley Soup
paired with Big Amber Gnome
Roasted Root Veggies with an Herbed Sauce
paired with Imperial Gnome Ale
Rosemary-Fennel Beef Tenderloin
paired with Gnutty Gnome
Signature Mayan Stout with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
made with Black Forest Stout

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